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• Gorilla ‘Little Joe’ Dies Suddenly of Heart Attack at St. Louis Zoo Where Animals Received 2 Covid Jabs
  A western lowland gorilla named “Little Joe” died from a heart attack over the weekend at the St. Louis Zoo, which recently administered COVID-19 vaccines to many of its animals.  The primate, who was 26-years-old, was reportedly being treated for heart disease when he suffered a heart attack and died in his sleep on Sunday.
• Dog Gives Himself a Bath at Local Car Wash
• What would we do without critters?!
• Backyard Squirrelympics 3.0- The Summer Games
  This guy gave up on trying to battle his backyard squirrels... so he thought, "what if they battled each other?" Acorns helps you save and invest for your future. Ready to grow your oak?
• Elephant On A Trampoline
  Watch something that's IMPOSSIBLE
• The Rugged American Tradition of Cat Herding
  Few things capture the American Spirit quite as much as the life of a cat herder!
• An Elephant Paints The Most Amazing Self Portrait
  Whatever notions you've held about what animals are capable of are about to be blown out of the water entirely!
• Crow Adopts A Kitten
  More proof the impossible is absolutely possible.
• Little Squirrel Does the Impossible
  You won't believe what this little squirrel accomplishes, and apparently up to 20 times a day!
• Most Incredible Performance By A Dog!
  This is a little antidote to all the sobering info on this site.  You'll most certainly be smiling all the way through this one!
• Snowball The Cockatoo Dances To The Back Street Boys
  Thank God for all the little critters.  They often save us from utter despair just through their innocence.  Snowball reminds us that it's the little things that make life worth living.

St. Louis Zoo in Sept. 2021 launched ambitious "preventative care" effort administering Covid-19 vaccines
to its great apes population and other primate species.

Infowars.com

What would we do without critters?!

Dog Gives Himself a Bath at Local Car Wash pic.twitter.com/VjskC5uoHL

— KickThemAllOutProject (@KTAO_Project) April 30, 2024

This guy gave up on trying to battle his backyard squirrels... so he thought, "what if they battled each other?" Acorns helps you save and invest for your future. Ready to grow your oak?

If you're not smiling while watching this video . . .  sorry, but there's something seriously wrong with you.  I found this on the "Bird Lovers Only Rescue" web site. 

I think this wonderful little video goes to remind us all that despite the fact that we have a lot of selfish people ruining this planet and inciting division and conflict, there are still a lot of simple, innocent joys happening in life every single day. As Sam tells Frodo towards the end of Lord of the Rings, there's still some good in this world and it's worth fighting for!

Info on Snowball:
Snowball is a medium sulphur crested Eleanora cockatoo and he loves to dance and sing. He loves the Back Street Boys. No one taught Snowball to dance . . . he just heard this song and suddenly felt like dancing. We're all jealous because he can out dance each one of us . . . nobody likes a show off!  When he's really in the mood, he dances and sings.  And at the end of the performance he takes a bow or two or twenty!!  Enjoy the show.

Here's a brilliant antidote to all the sobering info on this site.  This is the most amazing performance I've ever seen by a dog.  You'll no doubt be smiling all the way through.

Many years ago this guy's father tried and failed to feed birds but not squirrels. His attempts were pretty clever (he was a designer) but he always fell short and the tree-rats feed on his nuts.  When he passed away his son had a go, like a tribute...

Quite often the impossible is not only possible, it's absolute the truth of things.   Here's a very concrete example of something nobody would ever believe was possible . . . and yet it is.  So when you feel that transforming our country back towards what we all know it can be is a total impossibility, remember the Crow and the Kitten. 

Watch this elephant paint a beautiful image of an elephant holding a flower. You'll be amazed at how her talent unfolds as she carefully completes each stroke. Her mahout talks to her throughout the process as his gentle touch gives her confidence. She focuses on her work and seems to enjoy the approval of the audience and, of course, the sugar cane and banana treats. All of her training has been reward based.

We have many dying traditions in this old country of ours, but none exemplifies the heart of the American Spirit quite as much as the tenacious and independent bread known as the Cat Herder.   So join with us here at the KTAO project and celebrate the proud heritage of the American Cat Herder with this short video feature.